Nicki Minaj Is Ready To Have Kids – I’m Not Going To Put That Off Much Longer
Nicki Minaj Is Ready To Have Kids
At the tender age of 35, Nicki Minaj (real name Onika Tanya Maraj) is ready to have some offspring! In a recent interview, Minaj hints that she’s ready to have a family. When asked about her romantic plans for the future, she says,
I’ve got to get married first then I’ll have a child. I might be closer than people think actually.
She adds,
I love children. I’m not going to put that off for much longer.
Over the past few months, Minaj has hinted at having a new relationship. In some of her Queen Radio episodes, she’s alluded to her bae referring to him as ‘new boy’. She’s yet to reveal the identify of ‘new boy’, but some speculate it’s Lewis Hamilton.
Nicki Minaj spotted with NASCAR driver Lewis Hamilton on a date tonight ? pic.twitter.com/Q9Yjl14h29
— MNF (@musicfactnews) September 11, 2018
They were recently spotted together during New York Fashion Week and together in Dubai.
Prior to Lewis, Minaj had relationships with rappers Nas and Meek Mill.
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